Apron
- Object Name:
- Apron
- Object ID:
- 1989.035.16
- Place of Origin:
- Concord, NH
- Date:
- circa 1940
- Description:
- Carpenters's Apron. From Thompson & Hoague Co. Hardware, in operation 1855-1984 in Concord, NH. Machine-manufactured ecru toned cotton canvas, unbalanced warp faced plain weave. Machine stitched. Printed with logo, "THOMPSON / & HOAGUE CO. / HARDWARE / CONCORD, N.H." Lettering red with black outline. Edges finished with a 1" cotton twill tape, with additional lengths used to create a 24" loop for the neck and two 22" ties, one on each side for the waist. Bottom folded over 6.75", pressed and top-stitched, forming three-pockets, one 2.5" (center), two 6.1" (on each side), on the apron front with the fabric selvedge visible on the top edge of the pocket flap. Selvedge at the top (neck).
- Material:
- Textile
Cotton - Dimensions:
- W-15.5 L-21.5 inches
- Provenance:
- From the Davis Homesteads of Contoocook and Davisville, NH. Thompson & Hoague Co. Hardware Store, was in operation from 1855-1984 in Concord, NH.
- Credit Line:
- Gift of Margaret Davis
- People:
- Thompson, Willis D. (1895-1973), Davis, Nathaniel F. (1885-1956), Davis, Margaret (1916-2009)
- Subjects:
- Hardware, Hardware stores, Aprons, Canvas, Advertising
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